The 1979 oil shock wasn't a market event — it was engineered by the same imperial establishment now trying to pin an economic crisis on Trump. Barbara Boyd exposes the playbook and explains why unconditional surrender is the cure, not the cause.
In this episode, the discussion explores the escalating tensions surrounding Iran and how U.S. strategy could reshape the geopolitical landscape. The conversation examines military power, global alliances, and what the future could hold for the region.
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In this episode, the discussion focuses on the aftermath of the government shutdown and President Trump’s take on the healthcare crisis in the United States. Kesha Rogers and Brian Lantz analyze Trump's proposal to redirect funds from insurance companies to citizens, allowing them to purchase better healthcare. Key issues include the financial burden of healthcare, inefficiencies in the system, and potential solutions such as health savings accounts. Historical context, like the Hill-Burton Act, and current legislative efforts are explored. Guest Brian Lantz provides insights into the economic implications and necessary reforms. The episode highlights the importance of a healthy workforce and the need to expand medical training and facilities.
00:00 Government Reopens Amidst Healthcare Crisis
01:44 Trump's Proposal to Redirect Healthcare Funds
03:45 Analyzing the Current Healthcare System
06:09 Legislative Efforts and Direct Primary Care
10:14 The Impact of Overhead Costs on Healthcare
26:02 Historical Context and the Hill-Burton Act
33:13 Future Directions and Collaborative Solutions
39:36 Open Discussion and Expert Insights
The 1979 oil shock wasn't a market event — it was engineered by the same imperial establishment now trying to pin an economic crisis on Trump. Barbara Boyd exposes the playbook and explains why unconditional surrender is the cure, not the cause.
In this episode, the discussion explores the escalating tensions surrounding Iran and how U.S. strategy could reshape the geopolitical landscape. The conversation examines military power, global alliances, and what the future could hold for the region.
Trump called Britain "uncooperative," dismantled Lloyd's three-century grip on the Strait of Hormuz, and inherited a united Gulf alliance — all in 72 hours. This is what the end of empire looks like.
In this Monday night live discussion, Mike Steger and special guest Bruce Director (a longtime collaborator in LaRouche-related strategic work)
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